Syd & The Sister Wives

Summary

Podcast Summary: Unsupervised with Syd & TP

Episode: "Syd & The Sister Wives"
Date: November 20, 2025
Host: Dear Media

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Main Theme/Purpose

In this fast-paced, unpredictable episode, Syd Colson and Theresa Plaisance ("TP") bring their signature, off-the-rails group chat energy to the podcast, joined by special guest Amadi Brooks (Syd’s partner and “sister wife”). The trio riff on everything from life updates, smart (and not-so-smart) spending, social media pressure, and affordable fun, to the art of gaslighting, pop culture analyses, and the true PR of otters. They also tackle a listener’s messy family drama in their notorious DM advice segment.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Dallas & American Black Film Festival (ABFF) Adventures

• The hosts are recording in-person from Dallas, where they attended and spoke at ABFF.
• Syd and TP reflect on their panel discussion with Ally’s Jack Howard about financial values, creative storytelling, and spending habits.
• (05:00–07:20)
  • “...how your values align with your spending, how money and your past relationships with money impact your, your spending habits impact your, your relationships...” – (Sid, 06:05)
  • Social media’s role in fueling both FOMO-driven overspending and risky behavior just for content.
  • 47% of Gen Z reportedly buy fashion or participate in social outings to remain socially relevant—even if it means accruing debt.

2. Life Hacks: Cheap Fun & Real Friends

• The hosts advocate being open with friends about financial limits and suggest creative, low-cost social alternatives like cooking together, picnics, or working out.
• Buying a board game (like their beloved, hard-to-find Pirates) is framed as a small, high-value investment.
• (10:40-11:59)
  • “We’re not just giving out participation trophies... There is a loser and there is a winner.” – (Sid & TP, 11:36–11:49)

3. Confession Time: Academic Integrity

• Syd admits (with dramatic flair) to plagiarizing a paper in college due to procrastination and pays tribute to learning from past mistakes.
• The hosts riff on “integrity,” with TP feigning judgment for comedic effect.
• (15:02–16:51)
  • “I procrastinated to the point of I was frozen...” – (Sid, 15:32)
  • “If this is something you do all the time, like, yeah…” – (Amadi, 16:05)

4. Thrifting & the Marshall’s Hat Find

• TP shares her “epic” find at Marshall’s: a $70 limited edition Mercedes Lewis Hamilton hat purchased for $6.
• The crew discuss the thrill of bargain-hunting, how frugal finds don’t mean less style, and lessons about spending.
• (17:30–20:20)
  • “You took time, 99...” – (TP, 18:16)
  • “This is actually a $70 hat, and it's now exclusive because they don't make them anymore...” – (TP, 20:07)

5. Game Time: "The Price Isn’t Right"

• Amadi hosts a riff on The Price Is Right, quizzing Syd and TP on current retail prices for trendy items.
• Hilarious disappointment ensues as both overestimate prices, spotlighting inflation and value misjudgment.
• (21:40–26:26)
  • “Are we getting deals or are we getting screwed over in the store? Our price evaluations are so bad.” – (TP, 25:14)
• The segment ends with a reminder:
  • “Don’t buy things to impress other people... If your friends are broke, don’t shame them.” – (Sid, 26:03)

6. Gaslight Me: A Game of Gaslighting

• The hosts play “Gaslight Me,” creating absurd dialogues to see who can deflect and manipulate best, illustrating how weaponized emotional intelligence can be both scary and impressive.
• (27:03–29:31)
  • “This is called Gaslight Me. This is a fun game…” – (Sid, 27:57)
  • “That’s the shit Nightmares is made out of. Because I’ve dealt with that shit for real before.” – (Amadi, 29:33)

7. Who Has the Best (or Worst) PR?

• The group debates products, animals, and concepts with surprisingly good or bad public relations.
• Q-tips’ sneaky branding, sharks’ undeserved villain status vs. mosquitoes’ deadly reality, and otters’ deceptive cuteness spark particularly spirited debate.
• (31:41–38:03)
  • “Q-tips do a good job of not making you realize you don’t need that tool because you’re pushing wax further in. But people keep buying Q tips.” – (Sid, 32:41)
  • “I don’t want any reactions – I just think sharks have really bad PR... The deadliest animal in the world are actually mosquitoes.” – (TP, 32:57)
  • “Otters…they are very dangerous and very vicious. Don’t they eat their babies?” – (Amadi, 37:10)

8. Lightening Round Games: Ice Cream as Stereotype

• Syd proposes a creative game: assign ice cream flavors to different personas, from grandmas to Beyoncé and trash collectors.
• This sparks animated debate and laughter as they build exuberant “profiles” for each character.
• (38:03–44:10)
  • “You snakey.” – (Sid, 71:15, as the episode winds down over music)

9. Ear Hygiene & Q-tip Seduction

• The hosts implore listeners to clean their (wired & wireless) earbuds and not to share headphones.
• A funny, oddly sensual riff ensues about the temptation of Q-tips in a clear counter jar.
• (44:24–46:39)
  • “You can't have a buildup in there…when you’re opening and you’re seeing brown at the top…it's time to make some changes.” – (Sid, 45:07)

10. Spoiler Alert: 'All Her Fault' (Peacock Series)

• A detailed, spoiler-filled review of the thriller series All Her Fault.
• The group analyzes red herrings, codependent and narcissistic behavior, family secrets, and cathartic moments (like divorce).
• Strong opinions about characters (Dakota is “always innocent,” the husband is “sick and throwed off,” etc.).
• (47:56–60:59)
  • “He’s the perfect example of the narcissist…” – (Amadi, 52:01)
  • “She got up, started pacing. Because you know, in shows they just let the woman keep being in a terrible marriage...” – (Sid, 54:02)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

All quotes include attribution and timestamps.

• Spanish Lessons & Dyslexia

  • “Not you Spanish dyslexic.” – (Sid, 03:35)

• On Social Media, Comparison, and Debt

  • “You can’t even enjoy your time out if you know, okay, this swipe is actually about to like stop me from paying rent. But I’m a still I’m going to go through and do it because I want a picture to post online. Like that's scary.” – (Sid, 07:03)

• On Thrifting

  • “You go in there to be inspired.” – (Sid, 18:08)
  • “When they tell me it's $6, I give them attitude. Like, oh, my god. Okay, fine.” – (TP, 19:48)

• Academic Integrity

  • “I procrastinated to the point of I was frozen…” – (Sid, 15:32)
  • “You have to be honest with me first. Like, what if I don't want to be friends with a plagiarist?” – (TP, 15:23)

• Gaslighting Game

  • “I don’t think anybody’s at fault, but we can get one here instead of, I guess, complaining about it on air.” – (Sid, 29:07)
  • “That’s a 10 out of 10, babes. That’s the shit Nightmares is made out of.” – (Amadi, 29:26, 29:33)

• On Otters’ PR

  • “I saw a picture the other day on Twitter. This woman was running... she got attacked by a group of otters. She's sitting on the bench. She bloodied up. Bloodied up. And you know, they got the most playful picture next to her of the otters just like frolicking and shit…” – (Amadi, 36:50)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• ABFF Dallas Recap & Money Values: 05:00–08:00
• Board Games & Friendship as Budget Fun: 10:40–11:59
• Syd’s Confession About Plagiarism: 15:02–16:51
• The Marshall's Hat Find: 17:30–20:20
• ‘The Price Isn’t Right’ Game: 21:40–26:26
• Gaslight Me Game: 27:03–29:31
• Q-tip/Ear Hygiene Bit: 44:24–46:39
• Spoiler Review ‘All Her Fault’: 47:56–60:59
• DM Drama/Advice Segment: 63:00–69:40

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DM Segment: Listener Drama & Advice

A hilarious, convoluted family drama gets dissected– involving messy grandpas (“Bambi”), throuples, and how to break unfortunate news to a longtime girlfriend (“Just talk to her one on one...”). The group gives heartfelt and equally comedic advice about being a girls’ girl– always making sure a friend knows the truth, while navigating generational and modern “scandal.”
See: 63:00–69:40

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Tone & Language

The episode is casual, quick-witted, self-aware, and skips seamlessly from pop psychology to mundane details and wild digressions. The humor is sharp but inviting, balancing earnest life observations with zany, irreverent bits. The hosts frequently break the fourth wall to “talk to the babysitters”—their affectionate term for listeners.

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Conclusion

This episode is a classic “Unsupervised” experience: untamed, authentic, and hilarious—perfect for anyone who misses the feeling of late-night texts in the group chat. Whether it’s serious lessons on self-worth and finances, wild games, or pop culture rants, Syd, TP, and Amadi keep things (mostly) unsupervised, but always real.

Transcript

[Sid]

I.

[TP]

State your name. Did not have sexual relations with that man, Bubba. That big, beautiful Bill. Oh, the millions of billions of hours we've spent together. And if I did have relations with him, you know, it'd be the best relations he's ever had. Can't hold a candle to Monica. Hillary even. And yes, it's real.

[Sid]

Okay, that was really good. I like how you did not insert your name. Oh.

[TP]

I mean, he didn't, but, you know, that was my first orange impression. Hopefully not my last.

[Sid]

No, I don't think it'll be your last.

[TP]

Yeah. What a clown.

[Sid]

All right, take us there.

[Amadi Brooks]

We say what we want. Yeah. We say what we feel. Off topic, out of pocket, anything you need, they got it. Why don't you shout? We know they going to block it when it's game time and you know I'm going to block them. And we cover everything like who harder than us and yeah, we looking down haters. Cause they smaller than us and yeah, my flow is so damn sick I be coughing it up. You said that we gonna fly. Well then I'm calling your blood.

[TP]

All right, y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

So yeah, that was a theme song that we all know to love. And we all love to know you like that. So this is a very special time in our episode where we like to thank our non existent sponsors. Thank you.

[Sid]

Gracias. Oh, gracias. Because guess who signed up for Spanish lesson? Stop, Stop. You doubted me. You doubted me. Tell the truth.

[TP]

I did doubt you all the way.

[Sid]

I literally made Marty take a video of me.

[TP]

So there's evidence.

[Sid]

There's evidence that I signed up for the calendly invite. My appointment is. Let me make sure I don't miss it.

[TP]

Wait, I also want to know what the feedback was like on the response. Like, it's been over a year for you to follow up. So, okay. Does she act like it was weird? You haven't even started yet.

[Sid]

Mi amiga. Mi amiga. Whitney. She said, hola, Sydney, just to remind you that you can still continue with your Spanish lessons. Espero verte muy pronto with some, like, praise hands liqueur link para gendar. I said, hola, Alicia must have told you that I've been meaning to reach out. Lol. Because she always tries to speak Spanish to encourage me to speak Spanish. And my response, I'm like, girl, no, no, no, lo siento, pero, no, no, no, no, no gonbrando. No gonbrando.

[TP]

You have like, such an American accent too.

[Sid]

Like, so she said, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Espero vertebra. That was the laugh. So I signed up. My class is on Friday.

[TP]

Oh, this upcoming Friday?

[Sid]

Mm.

[TP]

Oh, yeah.

[Sid]

So excited about that. Oh, no. So I'm excited about that.

[TP]

Is that the order?

[Sid]

Huh? Oh, mi adios. Adios mio. Oh, yeah.

[TP]

I'm just like. So it still counted.

[Sid]

Not you Spanish dyslexic.

[TP]

I'm dyslexia. I said, what's my dyslexia? Doesn't discriminate on language.

[Sid]

I'm like, now, I don't know a lot, but I don't know that at all, what you just said.

[TP]

Santo Lo.

[Sid]

So, all right, we're here in person.

[TP]

Again, y', all, but guess where we are. You guessed it. You love Dallas. Yeah, we're in Dallas, y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

4.

[Sid]

Oh, we're in Dallas. Let me.

[TP]

Hey, hey, hey. Teach me how to Dougie. Teach me. Teach me how to. Hey. Yeah. Hey.

[Amadi Brooks]

Oh. Ooh.

[Sid]

Okay. We used to go crazy in the Dougie.

[TP]

You know what they said? You like in lean, when it rock with it and break your spleen with it, people would like.

[Sid]

People were attempting to really go that.

[TP]

Hard to shatter that spleen. I don't know. I can't. I could locate the spleen on the body, but through that song, I figured it had to be in your movies.

[Sid]

You moving your body so much, break your spleen. I want to see your intestines on the ground.

[TP]

I want to see you getting rushed to the er. And if you're not, then you didn't do it properly.

[Sid]

You're sick. So we're here in Dallas, y'. All. We're here for the American Black Film Festival. Do this tp. Damn right.

[TP]

Yeah, y'.

[Sid]

All.

[TP]

We spoke at the American Black Film Festival. Yeah, you heard that? Both of us did. Because black people are inclusive. I was invited to the ultimate barbecue, which was the American Black Film Festival. It was such a treat.

[Sid]

It was.

[TP]

We were on a panel with Jack from Ally, and. And she was phenomenal, honestly, like, carried the whole thing so beautifully.

[Sid]

Yeah, shout out, Ally.

[TP]

You know where your money goes.

[Sid]

Love, Ally.

[TP]

Shout out to Ally.

[Sid]

But the conversation was really good with Jack. We got to talk about. So it was about creative storytelling and sports and about, like, business and content. So we're talking about our pod, about the show. But we also had a chance to have this conversation with Jack Howard from Ally, and she. She gave us, like, an hour long crash course on, like, money and values.

[TP]

One of their free courses. Check out ally.com.

[Sid]

One of their free courses. But she gave it to us a few days before we showed up here and it was talking about like how your values align with your spending, how money and your past relationships with money impact your, your spending habits impact your, your relationships, romantic or platonic, like all of these things that we're learning. And I'm like, oh this is very interesting, like information. And I think one of the biggest takeaways for me from her conversation was Talking about how 47% of Gen Z say that they like buy fashion to like fit in or stay relevant or like they do things to go take pictures with people and they do it and they're going in debt to do it. Like people are willing to go hang out with friends knowing that this is gonna cost them but they're trying to keep up with the Joneses.

[TP]

And I'm like they got a really good story post.

[Sid]

They got a really good story post. But I'm like this is so damaging that we've gotten to the point where social media is. You can't even enjoy your time out if you know, okay, this swipe is actually about to like stop me from paying rent. But I'm a still I'm going to go through and do it because I want a picture to post online. Like that's scary.

[TP]

Of this guy friend my age and he was talking to me, he's like dating right now. He was in a really long relationship, now he's just casually dating. He's just trying to find. He's actually a really good guy. He was telling me that he's actually like really?

[Sid]

Really? You've done this like three times this weekend.

[TP]

What have good taste? Whatever Sid, that's not the point. But I'm like maybe why didn't he ask me out? I guess I don't know, whatever. So he was telling me that like he goes on dates with like age appropriate women which is a problem in this country. And he says that if somebody, if he's on a date and somebody takes a picture of their meal before they start eating, like there's not going to be a follow up date. He was like, that's like probably one of the most.

[Sid]

Oh, he want to tell you.

[TP]

Yeah, cuz he's like I'm not eating dinner to show my friends that I'm eating dinner with you. I'm having dinner. I'm trying to enjoy my moment, I'm trying to get to know you and I'm trying to enjoy the food that I'm paying for to enjoy my experience. I don't need other People to enjoy my experience. So he's like, my. One of my biggest icks is when the food comes out, be like.

[Sid]

We just be like, it's crazy.

[TP]

Move your water cup. Move your water cup. They're like, no, no, no, don't bite.

[Sid]

Don'T bite, don't bite. It's like, girl, I'm so hungry. Like, we've been talking about how hungry you touch it. It's like, ruining friendships. But I'm like, that's scary. But what's his name? What's the guy's name?

[TP]

His name is Anonymous. Jamal.

[Sid]

Oh, my fault, my fault, my fault. Anyways, but that seems strict. But it. I feel like that's a valid thing to kind of point to. Like, if that's his preference, I'd rather.

[TP]

I, like, respect that because I'm like, a lot of people right now. I guess Gen Zers, 47% of you guys, if y' all would also have these same icks, we wouldn't be in a place where we've normalized now. Keeping up with the Joneses. And not only, like, the spending piece, but you see stories about how people are, like, risking their lives and actually losing their lives trying to get, like, a selfie. A dangerous selfie.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

Or something like this. I'm like, it's not worth it. It really isn't worth it.

[Sid]

Like that. Yeah.

[TP]

But, yeah, the spending. I'm like, there's a lot of really amazing ways, A, to find value and B, to, like, do things on a budget. Some of the best moments I have. Nothing was actually purchased. Not at all.

[Sid]

It was vibes.

[TP]

Like, we got hungry afterwards. Maybe we were having such a good time. But nothing was purchased in the moment.

[Sid]

So we gotta get back to. People like, you shouldn't be. Don't be ashamed to let your friends know that you're in a position where, like, look, I can't afford to go out every week. Like, can we just. Can we stay inside? Like, do something to hang out? Like, let's buy groceries and, like, make a meal together. So then we're spending time in the kitchen together. We're watching ourselves, like, cook something. We get to taste it. If it's good, excellent. If it's not good. Like, we got a funny story about our trash cooking to tell. But, like, go work out with friends. Go, like, have a picnic outside. Like, there are cost efficient ways. And if you have a friend circle where nobody ever wants to adjust to your lack of money, you. You might need to switch it up, because that's not a Good sign.

[TP]

That's not a good sign. Also, like, we're a big board game advocate. Like if you spend 15 to $20, I mean now it's like inflation, so about 70. But if you, if you get a board game, like, we pay. Play pirates here all the time. There's other games that we trickle in. We already trickle in, but that was a one time purchase that has had everlasting years worth of enjoyment and memories and good times. The amount of people that we suckered into playing that game, that also fell in love with it.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

Crazy. But also we made the Pirate Journal.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

So there's this game, it's called Pirates here. It's from like the 90s. They don't make it anymore, so good luck finding it. But we, if you win the game, we made a pirate journal that you get to pretty much like talk shit.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

To everybody else that lost the game and make your journal entry. And I was like, and the only.

[Sid]

Way you can see other people's entries. You have to win a game to look in the book. You can't just look in the book. This isn't fucking pity party. If you didn't win, you don't look. And it's that simple. You know what I'm saying? This isn't. Everybody wins. I can't stand that kind of thing.

[TP]

We're not just giving out participation trophies.

[Sid]

People need to learn early. There is a loser and there is a winner. Clear distinction. If you don't like being the loser, find out a way to be even.

[TP]

Cheat if you have to. Don't get caught.

[Sid]

That brings me to a point. Y' all have some integrity. I have a confession. I have a confession. Oh, forgot to say, this episode is about what's going on in my mind. Matter of fact, let's bring in our guest. Our first guest on the show, y'. All. We're gonna bring in my lady, Ahmadi Brooks. Come on in, Amani. Let's. Let's add clapping, y' all in post audience.

[Amadi Brooks]

Amani. What is it, bestie?

[TP]

How we doing, bestie?

[Sid]

Man, y', all, we happy to be here.

[TP]

I finally brought some sense onto the pod.

[Sid]

So we thought this would be fun. Like, we're all here for abff. We were like, we like for y' all to feel like unsupervised is a kickback with y'.

[Amadi Brooks]

All.

[Sid]

Yeah, y' all are babysitting us, but.

[TP]

But we don't need it.

[Sid]

We invited a friend over, so deal with it.

[Amadi Brooks]

That's an extra fee.

[Sid]

We haven't Paid them, so. Shh. So.

[TP]

Not Marty outing us.

[Sid]

Amadi Ahmadi is my girlfriend. My style. Our stylist at times. Also, my assistant. Does so much, wears so many hats, but is also a creative in her own right.

[TP]

My best sister wife.

[Sid]

Your sister wife? Yeah, this is the sister wife, y'. All.

[TP]

I feel like y' all are the trio's full.

[Amadi Brooks]

The Game of Thrones thing when they're like, daughter of.

[Sid]

Oh, yeah. When they're doing Khaleesi, she's like the mother of dragons.

[TP]

Me neither.

[Sid]

I don't watch that sometimes. Okay. All right. But anyways, it's super fun to have you here. We're gonna have some fun chit chat. So this whole episode is me just telling y' all stuff that's been on my mind.

[TP]

We know minimal about what's going on.

[Sid]

Yeah. I just wanted them to be caught off guard and just have conversation. Like, we are now going on a journey into my mind. Close your eyes. This is what it sounds like. Okay. Going to the kitchen. Okay. Start unloading the dishwasher. Okay. I open up the dishwasher. Oh, wait, wait. But I was supposed to. I was cleaning up in the other room. I need to go in the other room and finish what I was doing. But also, wait, I started taking stuff out the dryer. I need to go in there and finish that. And then. Oh, wait, somebody ring the. Did I hear the door or did I hear a vibration? Okay. Because sometimes I feel like a vibration is like I'm just always hearing vibration. I'm like, am I just addicted to my phone, or did I really just get a text? And then I go over there. Let me go check my phone. Okay. I didn't get a text. So I am addicted to my phone or something. Or addicted to the dopamine of hearing a sound that I have a text. So what's that about? But anyways, what was I doing before this? So that's a little bit of how my mind works.

[TP]

Relatable.

[Sid]

So that's how the show is gonna go. Y' all ready?

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

Okay. So what I was about to confess to y' all is that y' all need to have integrity, which I did it in college. I plagiarized, and I got caught, y'. All. Whoa.

[TP]

God.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

Why you just.

[Sid]

Because these are the babysitters. Like, I have to be honest with them. Okay.

[TP]

You have to be honest with me first. Like, what if I don't want to be friends with a plagiarist?

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

Red flags.

[Sid]

But it was. It was a Mistake I had to grow from.

[TP]

Okay.

[Sid]

I needed to do my homework on time. I waited so late, I procrastinated to the point of I was frozen. Even though I had tons of time to work on this paper. But then it was becoming crunch time. And y' all know me, if I'm tired, I'm falling asleep. When people talk about pulling all nighters and stuff like that. I can't pull an all nighter. I gotta wake up early. But I, I overslept. So now I have to. I gotta turn the paper in.

[Amadi Brooks]

So. Well, like, were you a good plagiarizer though? Like, did you at least try?

[Sid]

Apparently not, no.

[TP]

She got caught.

[Sid]

Apparently not.

[Amadi Brooks]

I know, but like if this is something do all the time, like, yeah.

[Sid]

Right. I wasn't like plagiarizing like that. I know I knew how to, you know, like take a source and adjust what I'm saying.

[Amadi Brooks]

But this time you were just like.

[Sid]

This time I had to, I had to get it, get it in. And I'm thinking, you know, I might be.

[Amadi Brooks]

You didn't cite. You could have been like a long ass citation.

[Sid]

I don't even know if I had peer reviewed sources on there. So it was probably just like where is this from?

[Amadi Brooks]

Articles, links it at the end there's like a hyper. My citation page.

[TP]

You have like an exponent in there. It's like, oh my God.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay.

[Sid]

No, I'm like, okay, okay, okay, okay. But that was just me being honest with the babysitters. Okay. While we were here.

[TP]

No, that's you being honest with all of us. Like we were not.

[Amadi Brooks]

We didn't eat. I don't know. That was the first thought.

[TP]

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[Sid]

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[TP]

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[Sid]

Marty's here with us and we all went to. We went to Marshall's the other day and TP tell us about your find y'. All.

[TP]

So I'm a sucker for a deal. Like I will find a deal and I'll also make sure the deal is Dealing. I'm like, all right. So we go into Marshalls for something completely unrelated. I didn't actually need anything from Marshalls, but who actually ever does? Like, I always leave with a candle. And I'm like, damn, I didn't even need this candle.

[Amadi Brooks]

I love Marshalls.

[TP]

I love Marshalls. You just find things that you.

[Sid]

You don't know you need.

[TP]

You don't need them, but you do need them.

[Sid]

You go in there to be inspired.

[TP]

It's a dopamine by.

[Amadi Brooks]

And it's like a brag. Like when somebody compliments you. Like Marshalls, bro.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

Because it also shows that you're a finder.

[TP]

It's like, you took time, 99.

[Amadi Brooks]

You took time.

[Sid]

There's a message in that. You might have to dig through those. Resilience.

[Amadi Brooks]

Somebody tells me they have a nice find from Marshalls. I know. I know something about you, girl.

[Sid]

Yeah. You're motivated.

[Amadi Brooks]

I respect you.

[TP]

You're on the same level as, like, a really good thrifter to me, 100%. Which brings me to my story. I'm just complimenting myself here.

[Sid]

You are. We all.

[TP]

So we're scouring through the hat section. We are hat fanatics. Lids sponsor us, but we're scouring through the hats, and I see this neon green hat that, like, just catches my eye. I pull it out, and it's the. It's the Mercedes hat that Lewis Hamilton did right before he went to Ferrari. So I pulled it out. There's no tag on it. So I'm like, yeah, this is about to be a conversation at the. At the checkout counter. I was like, yeah, there's no tag.

[Amadi Brooks]

But it'd be worth it.

[TP]

They say, we need a price check. They go. They look at the hat section. I was like, it's the only one. So they come back and they're like, is six dollars okay?

[Amadi Brooks]

I was like, that's my favorite six when it's the last one. So they just start playing the price, right Any. I'm like, oh.

[TP]

They're like. I'm like, I don't know. That's a little too high for my price range. Actually.

[Amadi Brooks]

We could go 4.99. I love a 4.99. Marshalls tag. Ross. Ross is good for a 4.99.

[TP]

Roz Burlington. So when they tell me it's $6, I give them attitude. Like, oh, my God. Okay, fine.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

I don't even make it out the store. I lean over to Marty. I was like, this is a $70 hat.

[Amadi Brooks]

No dead ass. TP was telling me that at the counter.

[Sid]

At the counter, she was turning to me.

[Amadi Brooks]

She was like, she already had it pulled up.

[TP]

I pulled it up. I googled it. I was like, this is actually a $70 hat, and it's now exclusive because they don't make them anymore. He can't collaborate with Mercedes anymore. Contractually, I was hot.

[Sid]

I tried to go back over to the hat.

[Amadi Brooks]

That's what I went over. I started searching over there. They had some Von Dutch purses. I had that nice ass fur hat I got.

[TP]

Yeah, that fur hat was cute.

[Amadi Brooks]

Before I even walked out the store, I got two compliments on the hat.

[Sid]

What?

[TP]

Yeah, you had the hat on, and I didn't even realize that you didn't walk in with the hat.

[Amadi Brooks]

That's how lie the hat was, y'.

[TP]

All.

[Amadi Brooks]

I can't wait to wear it.

[Sid]

That was cool. That was cool. But that story is excellent because, like, you just. You find gems in there. But it also speaks to the conversation that we were having with Jack about, like. But TP and I are both, like, we're both savers. I feel like you're a saver as well. Like, we all kind of. We don't make, like, big purchases. We don't splurge on stuff. But Jack was like, look, when you start making money to have a nest egg and to feel comfortable, don't just feel like you gotta save, save, save all the time. It's good to save, but, like, put some money aside for you to. If your values align with you having experiences, then let that portion of money set to the side be for you to have experiences. Or if you want to splurge on an item that you want, then feel comfortable with doing that and, like, buying something that's going to make you happy, whatever. So that takes us into this game. Marty's going to host for us. Mari, you want to take it away?

[Amadi Brooks]

Sure. So we are playing today. Do I need to put, like, the voice on and everything? Like, if you want to do the music. Do y' all remember the music?

[Sid]

Oh, shoot. For prices, right?

[Amadi Brooks]

Cue the Price is Right music. It's time to play. The Price isn't Right.

[TP]

Come on down.

[Amadi Brooks]

What y' all outfits? What y' all's costumes?

[TP]

Mine probably says, like, I love you, yams and chip.

[Amadi Brooks]

I can see it. Yours.

[Sid]

Oh, I'm nervous.

[Amadi Brooks]

It's okay. This is not even a part of the game yet. Just.

[TP]

No, I know, but it should be because she would be docking points for this.

[Sid]

Wait, but you're. Wait, what'd you. What Was the question.

[TP]

What would your shirt say?

[Amadi Brooks]

What would your costume be like?

[TP]

They don't have to let anyone on the Price is Right.

[Amadi Brooks]

They have something on their shirt a lot of times, like, they do something, but it's okay. Maybe you just came in. You just came in as yourself. That's fine.

[TP]

So boring.

[Amadi Brooks]

Anyways, our contestants today are Sid and TP okay, so our first item is a Stanley 40 ounce quencher in a light limited edition color, Cosmo pink.

[Sid]

Okay.

[TP]

Cosmo pink. So we have to guess what the price. We think the price is in our head.

[Sid]

49.99.

[Amadi Brooks]

Oh, okay.

[TP]

Oh, no. Ever since that car burnt and the Stanley cup survived with the ice still icy in it, I'm like, that seems like inflation. So I'm gonna go with $65 for a water bottle.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay.

[Sid]

Oh, wait, can I take you wrong?

[TP]

Actually, I want to say 65.99, so.

[Amadi Brooks]

65.99.

[TP]

Well, I just added 99 to it, cuz I'm like, nobody has a flat price.

[Sid]

49.99.

[Amadi Brooks]

49.99. Okay. Yeah. I got to explain the rules to me. You're close.

[Sid]

Without going over.

[TP]

We both went over.

[Amadi Brooks]

Right? So who wins? They both lost. They both go back in the crowd.

[TP]

No, we both.

[Amadi Brooks]

That means the real price is $45 retail.

[Sid]

Okay, first of all, no, you went over.

[TP]

No, you went over on the prices. Right. Your sign would have said over, and my sign would have have said over.

[Sid]

Next one. We're staying in the game or the vacation. Thank y'. All. I elbow the next person.

[TP]

I was just 99 cents off.

[Sid]

Get the back. Next question. Drew Carey. Next question.

[Amadi Brooks]

I need, like, you look back over. I got on, like, a suit and. And glasses.

[TP]

They're, like, dragging us out. We just refuse to lose.

[Sid]

Okay, next item.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay, the next item is a Dior lip glow oil. I love my lip gloss Dior, though.

[Sid]

Okay. Glowing. Yeah.

[TP]

Okay.

[Sid]

80. No, 100. No. 75.

[Amadi Brooks]

How many tries do they get?

[Sid]

75.

[TP]

Hey, don't group me in. I haven't even said one yet.

[Sid]

75.

[Amadi Brooks]

I was talking about the contestants for a lip glow.

[TP]

So I'm just gonna have to compare this to what I deal with. Aquaphor is roughly seven, eight bucks. So Dior. We're gonna have to raise that price. Also, keep in mind, inflation's still a thing.

[Amadi Brooks]

I think there's a timer.

[TP]

Oh, I'm gonna go 75.99.

[Amadi Brooks]

Y' all are both over. Go into the crowd. It's $42. Can we get some New contestants.

[TP]

Are we getting deals or are we getting screwed over in the store? Our price evaluations are so bad.

[Amadi Brooks]

What did y' all learn in y' all seminar? Check the notes. I know. I saw y' all taking notes, man.

[Sid]

Next one, please.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay, Here we go. Ugg classic ultra mini boots.

[Sid]

Oh, my God. So cute. $124.99.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay.

[TP]

$114.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay. 124. 99.

[TP]

Did she go over?

[Amadi Brooks]

Sydney's the closest. The price is $160.

[TP]

That's well overpriced.

[Sid]

Okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

They're classics, and they're ultra, and they're mini.

[Sid]

That was a. That was a good game. The moral of our. Our money talk and our conversation with Jack is for y' all to not buy things to impress other people. Set money aside if you're able to. To. To splurge on items to bring you joy. And also, if your friends are broke, don't shame them. Let's all try to find ways to spend time together without spending a lot of money.

[TP]

I think we also learned in this conversation that what our value is in our head isn't necessarily the true value of the product. And also, the true value of the product could be overvalued us. So everything is really person by person.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

But again, yeah, it's very subjective, because I would not value the Uggs respectfully. Like, I don't have any ultra minis, but.

[Sid]

Okay. All right. Next part into my mind, y', all, I was thinking, oh, maybe.

[TP]

Okay, sorry. No, that's all right.

[Amadi Brooks]

We'll talk about it. Cool.

[TP]

Oh, no, that's just a me and mi thing.

[Sid]

Oh, okay. Okay. So another thing that I was thinking about recently was narcissists and just, like, dangerous people. You know what I'm saying? Very dangerous people. Very scared of their behavior.

[Amadi Brooks]

Terrifying.

[Sid]

But I will say it's. It is admirable the way you can watch them twist anything against you.

[TP]

It's a skill.

[Sid]

It's definitely a skill. And I think there's a level of. This is, like, when emotional intelligence is actually, like, weaponized sometimes, because you just. Huh.

[Amadi Brooks]

It's the most toxic of two.

[Sid]

It's. It's so toxic. But I do want to play a game with y', all, if you don't mind.

[Amadi Brooks]

I'm like, where is this going?

[Sid]

So I would love for y' all.

[TP]

To give me, like, we're playing a gaslighting game.

[Sid]

Yes. This is called Gaslight Me.

[Amadi Brooks]

Unsupervised.

[Sid]

So this is a fun game where I will take Any prompt that y' all give.

[TP]

This is a fun game.

[Sid]

Any. Any prompt that y' all give me, we're gonna have like a 30 second dialogue.

[TP]

Okay.

[Sid]

Of you saying what your problem is or coming to me with something you think you could talk to me about. And I am going to actively guess. All right. Marty.

[Amadi Brooks]

Hey, thanks for going to the store. Did you get the. The tea I asked for?

[Sid]

I didn't hear you ask for tea.

[Amadi Brooks]

Oh, it's funny because you called me and you asked me, like, what I wanted from the store, so I said tea.

[Sid]

Oh, I think I must have also been having a conversation with TP because we were walking, so I wasn't like.

[Amadi Brooks]

Fully, but it was the only thing I asked for.

[Sid]

I know, but I'm also having another conversation with somebody, so I didn't. It didn't register to me what you said because I'm having a real life conversation too, not just through the phone.

[Amadi Brooks]

So you can't just call me and just have a one on one conversation. You called me for the one thing. I gave you the answer to that one thing.

[Sid]

I just. I mean, you can order another. You can order one here, I guess, or like I can order you one here. I don't think anybody's at fault, but we can get one here instead of, I guess, like complaining about it on air.

[Amadi Brooks]

That's a 10 out of 10, babes.

[TP]

There's plenty of tea in the world.

[Amadi Brooks]

That is a 10 out of 10.

[TP]

That was so.

[Amadi Brooks]

That's the shit Nightmares is made out of. Because I've dealt with that shit for real before.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Sid]

In real life, nightmares are bad.

[Amadi Brooks]

People are scary.

[Sid]

No, they are scary. They are scary.

[TP]

Anyway, our next show is actually be called To Catch a Narcissist.

[Sid]

That'll be fun.

[TP]

We do have a friend named Sequoia who doesn't believe in gaslighting. We had a full conversation two years ago. I'm actually in Dallas, the birthplace of.

[Sid]

Of the women's shelter.

[TP]

Yeah, the women's shelter. That's where it was founded. But Sequoia. We had to explain to Sequoia what. What gaslighting meant. And she pretty much just said it's.

[Amadi Brooks]

Not a real thing.

[Sid]

Like doesn't believe in it. I was like, this isn't like one of the things to not believe in.

[Amadi Brooks]

It exists, but also as a non believer is, I would say, a world champion at it.

[Sid]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

So that's a little scary.

[Sid]

She scares Jason.

[Amadi Brooks]

Love you, Koi.

[Sid]

Love you so much, Koya.

[Amadi Brooks]

But you do scare us sometimes.

[Sid]

But, yeah, get a therapist.

[TP]

With love. Get a therapist.

[Sid]

Okay, so speaking of scary stuff. All right. Mari showed me. Somehow our conversation last night led to this movie called Teenage Kraken. So she showed me the trailer. I'd never seen it. Apparently, it's like a decade old, if not more. And I'm looking. I'm like, oh, like, this is such a cool concept. Like, I want to. I want to watch this movie. But when they showed the mermaids, the mermaid is viewed as, like, a narcissist in this movie.

[Amadi Brooks]

Mermaids are not good people.

[Sid]

Mermaids are not good people. But I'm like, this makes me think about. We were like, mermaids have really good pr.

[TP]

Ariel.

[Sid]

In every other situation where I see mermaids, they're like. But I don't want to be em. Like.

[Amadi Brooks]

But I do associate mermaids with, like, sirens, the ones who sing to people who, like, crash their boat. Oh.

[Sid]

Yeah. So I. I mean, but I feel like they.

[Amadi Brooks]

They overcame that. Ariel helped them.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

Ariel cleaned up their image.

[Sid]

Sirens are doing that for a reason. Because it's usually women, and they're making the men crash. Right. They understand that we have too in. So you are their PR Oh, I'm mermaid pr. It's high and pr. No, I'm like, okay. So it. It made me think, though. Like, what do y' all feel like has really good PR in any, like, arena? Like, mine is Q tips. Like, I feel like Q tips. They don't even make commercials, actually. Like, they feel like they don't even have to do the work to put their product in front of you. They're like, you're gonna use it. Even though you learn that Q tips are bad for you, they say they're like, show stuff. And they're like, yeah, it's actually pushing.

[Amadi Brooks]

But when you look at the box, the back of the box of the Q tips, they have, like, multiple circles that go, like, all around and decorate it. Of all the things you can do with that Q tip.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

And think about how often you buy Q Tips. You do not buy Q Tips. Often you buy that one big one, and it just lasts you forever.

[Sid]

Years seems to last.

[Amadi Brooks]

It don't matter. Every day.

[Sid]

They just never go away.

[Amadi Brooks]

You finding new ones you like, oh, I forgot. I put Q tips over here.

[Sid]

No facts. So I'm like, Q tips do a good job of not making you realize you don't need that tool because you're pushing wax further in. But people keep buying Q tips. So what do y' all feel like has good PR or could use better pr.

[TP]

So you got to hear me out on this one. I don't want any reactions, Okay. I just think sharks have really bad pr. Like, everybody is like, oh, I'm so scared of a shark. Listen, I've been into the ocean in a live body of water.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

Maybe four times in the past five years. Yeah, right.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

And they're like, oh, you can get killed by a shark. Yeah. Well, did you know that the deadliest animal in the world are actually mosquitoes?

[Amadi Brooks]

OH.

[TP]

Causing about 725, 000 to 1 million deaths globally per year.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

And no one's talking about mosquitoes.

[Sid]

They're like, ah, they do.

[TP]

Oh, they're annoying.

[Amadi Brooks]

Yeah.

[TP]

Itchy. But no one's like, be careful. They're gonna kill you.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

So I just think sharks.

[Sid]

Until it was like, West Nile virus. Yeah.

[TP]

That was actually a really scary time.

[Sid]

But they bounced back from that. They really still haven't had. We just forgot.

[Amadi Brooks]

That commercial is just not enough. But I do have, like, infomercials. Like, if you've lost a loved one to a mosquito bite, which is serious. This is not fun.

[TP]

No, it happens. It happens a lot. So routing out the top. I don't know how many this is, but we got mosquitoes. Next we have venomous snakes.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

Next we have dogs.

[Sid]

I do want to talk to you, though, about sharks. Very white thing to say, because I'm very much not getting into an ocean. Even if I can swim well, I'm not getting into shark infested.

[Amadi Brooks]

I kind of would love to see, but I would love to see, like, the numbers on, like, number of, like, black people eating by sharks.

[Sid]

Right.

[Amadi Brooks]

Well, nobody gets eaten by sharks technically.

[TP]

But, like, they don't even like what we taste like. That's what the white community says, at.

[Sid]

Least, because you'll see videos. And it's a white guy in the ocean, and he's like, for shocks, you just got to hit the nose whenever they open up their mouth to them.

[Amadi Brooks]

Anyway, why are we even in this situation? I'll never forget when I was living in Florida, me and Pyre was on the beach. A shark washed up or some shit. Or they, like, brought it from his tail out the water because it was, like, beached. So I'm watching.

[TP]

They were. They were white helping the shark.

[Sid]

Y' all know, there's.

[TP]

Again, there's different kinds of white people.

[Amadi Brooks]

You know, who's helping shark? And I was just. Me and Pyre, my dog. We were just, like, watching from afar, like, shark on the beach. Why are they. They around it? They're circling it.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

They put it back in the water. Like people help to bring. Put it back in the water. Y' all know within 30 minutes them motherfuckers was back in the water.

[Sid]

No way.

[Amadi Brooks]

I said it's time to go.

[Sid]

It's absolutely time to go. Absolutely.

[Amadi Brooks]

We will never be back to this beach. Actually, this was the last time. Say goodbye, pyre.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

We'll never get back in these waters.

[Sid]

No, we won't.

[TP]

It is very scary.

[Amadi Brooks]

Not at least over in this area.

[Sid]

No, no, no, no. Okay. Money, you got to give us yours. What could use better.

[Amadi Brooks]

This was something that I saw. So this is something that. This is not an original thought, but I saw it and I was like, actually, they have a point. And I started going down a rabbit hole.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

Otters.

[TP]

No, no.

[Amadi Brooks]

And this is exactly what I mean.

[Sid]

Their number one fan. Are you good?

[Amadi Brooks]

Yes. That's their pr. Everybody thinks they're so cute. You can get a little stuffed animal otter. You go to the aquarium. They doing. They. They jumping in the water. You watching them through the glass.

[Sid]

If you wasn't there. Otter Dave and Buster's. Wasn't that one of the toys?

[Amadi Brooks]

Yes, it was one of the toys. One of the big stuffed animals was like an otter.

[TP]

And it was freaking adorable.

[Amadi Brooks]

They sleep on their back.

[TP]

They're like pudgy little rounded head.

[Amadi Brooks]

Yeah. If you search otter attack right now and go to news on Google, there is person hospitalized after possible otter bite. Woman see woman sues somebody for following the otter attack of her two year old daughter experience. I was viciously attacked by a group of otters. I saw a picture the other day on Twitter.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

This woman was running. I don't know. She was running by like a river, whatever. She got attacked by a group of otters. She's sitting on the bench. She bloodied up. Bloodied up. And you know, they got the most playful picture next to her of the otters just like frolicking and shit. And I'm like, no, these. They are. They're very dangerous and very vicious. Don't they eat their babies?

[Sid]

Yeah, I think they eat their babies. Like I don't know what the circumstances are.

[Amadi Brooks]

And y' all got them laid up in your bed, stuffed up cuties. Them babies they holding on their stomach lunch.

[Sid]

That's sick.

[Amadi Brooks]

We gotta. We gotta do some major.

[Sid]

Because it's a gang otter attacks. Like.

[Amadi Brooks]

What are groups of otters called? There's some groups that are living.

[Sid]

They're families.

[Amadi Brooks]

They're called Families.

[TP]

I just made that up.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay.

[TP]

But I just wanted to say it confidently enough for you guys. A second guess, looking it up.

[Sid]

They're called.

[Amadi Brooks]

A raft. A raft. A romp, A bevy. A family. You were right. TP Told you so. So it really is a whole problem. You got them. You're calling them family. You're humanizing them. They're animals.

[Sid]

And vicious ones. I'm gonna just call the segment Ice Cream. Ice Cream. You scream, we all scream ice cream. All right, so I'm gonna give y'. All.

[TP]

Wait. Everyone go around the room and say their favorite ice cream flavor.

[Sid]

Okay? All right. Lemon custard from Baskin Robbins.

[TP]

Okay.

[Sid]

Or. Cookies and cream. Strawberry or butter pecan.

[TP]

Oh, my God. Give a top 10 list.

[Sid]

Go.

[TP]

Mine is. My number one of all time is Baskin Robbins. Baskin Robbins mint chocolate chip.

[Sid]

I knew it.

[Amadi Brooks]

That's white.

[TP]

And then that's not white. That's a communal love. Everybody loves it. And then also follow a close second is the petit 4 ice cream from the Creole Creamery in New Orleans.

[Amadi Brooks]

Baby.

[Sid]

I love y'.

[TP]

All. Anyway, Marty, what was yours?

[Amadi Brooks]

I like a little chocolate chip cookie dough.

[TP]

Okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

That's my favorite, but classic.

[Sid]

Oh, okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

I don't do it with the chunks of this chocolate in it.

[TP]

Okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

Give me just basic chocolate. Chocolate chip, cookie dough, little chocolate chips. Yeah, I'm not a huge chocolate person. Once you start throwing them big ass chunks of chocolate in there, count me out. Yeah, but I do like. I like a little Dairy Queen.

[TP]

Oh, shock.

[Amadi Brooks]

Yeah. Chocolate chip cookie dough blizzard.

[TP]

Okay, you know what people don't talk about enough? The hard shell chocolate cone on soft serve ice cream. That's all I gotta say.

[Sid]

Okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay.

[Sid]

All right, well, now we are passionate. All right? So I'm gonna give y' all a person or a type of person, and y' all are gonna give me what kind of ice cream you think they eat. All right, So a grandma.

[TP]

Oh, pecan, praline, pistachio. Yeah, that's a good one.

[Sid]

Okay.

[TP]

I love that we both went nutty.

[Sid]

Okay, Just think about, like a history teacher.

[TP]

German chocolate.

[Amadi Brooks]

I was gonna say something like toffee. I don't know.

[TP]

Oh.

[Sid]

Oh, my gosh. Yes. I like that one.

[Amadi Brooks]

Old timey they would like.

[Sid]

I like that. I like that. A trash collector.

[TP]

Oh, Rocky road. I see a lot of, like, mix ins in there.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

Like, it's a really good, rich, fulfilling, but also a lot of textures.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay, I hear you. I feel like I'm going down that same lane, but I'm going, I don't know the exact name of the ice cream, but it's like one of them Ben and Jerry ice creams that when you see it in the store, you never buy it. But you looking at it, like, how many got all that. That stuff in there?

[TP]

Oh, like fish food. Yeah, or something like that.

[Amadi Brooks]

Something like that. And they get it every day on their way home at the corner store station, you know, and you know that's their favorite. And instead of dressing a little pint.

[TP]

Okay, that's enough.

[Sid]

Beyonce.

[Amadi Brooks]

I feel like I notice.

[Sid]

Oh, okay. Beehive, man.

[TP]

I could see her liking some, like, exquisite ass flavor profile.

[Amadi Brooks]

I could see it being vanilla Bean.

[TP]

I could also see it being vanilla Bean, but I'm just like. I could see her also, like, in a sorbet. Like, maybe like a nice orange sorbet.

[Amadi Brooks]

You can only get in Paris.

[TP]

Or lemonade Nice, to be exact. Okay, Beyonce, comment below, Because we're just assuming we don't know what kind of ice cream you like, so it really be helpful if you drop a comment. Also, everybody else, even if you're not Beyonce.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

What's your favorite ice cream?

[Sid]

So everybody else in the world. Okay, y'. All. So that was just a little, like, Pete. That was just a game. I wanted to play this.

[TP]

That was so fun. I thought there was gonna be some more.

[Sid]

You want some more?

[TP]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

Is your mind just like a game show? Like, just like, flipping through the channels?

[Sid]

Yeah, I think so.

[Amadi Brooks]

That makes sense.

[Sid]

Do y' all want another? Do y' all want more?

[Amadi Brooks]

One more?

[Sid]

Okay. Yeah, I want one more. An rn, a registered nurse. She's on her late night shift. Oh. In her scrub. She's making a tick tock. But she shouldn't be.

[Amadi Brooks]

I know what it is.

[Sid]

You shouldn't be recording this right now.

[Amadi Brooks]

And she's gonna get fired.

[Sid]

Okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

It's talenti.

[Sid]

Oh, okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

And it's one with the layers.

[Sid]

Oh, okay.

[TP]

Okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

You know where it's got the different layers.

[Sid]

Good. Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

But it's probably like, one that has a little, like, raspberry. You know, it's, like, very specific.

[Sid]

Okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

But she treats herself.

[Sid]

She treats herself.

[TP]

I think this nurse is a man.

[Amadi Brooks]

Sorry, that was on me.

[TP]

And I think. No, that's okay. There's some really powerful woman nurses. But I do think that my nurse is a man. I think that he also very Have a. Has a simple palette, and I think that he's going for, like, the bluebell birthday little cups. I think he keeps them in with the wooden communal. He's keeping them in the communal freezer. He's shoving them in the bag, hoping that nobody takes it, because last week, Jeffrey came in and was, like, snacking on.

[Amadi Brooks]

And he's got the personality of Gregory from Abby.

[Sid]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

Very sterile.

[TP]

Very sterile. And he's. He means business. He's also, like, one of those guys that, like, just appreciates the similar things in life.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

So, yeah, just the birthday cup. Bluebell.

[Sid]

I see that. I think that I like that one. Okay, last one. Kayla said a lawyer, but they lose every case. So, like, think of public defendant, like, coming in. His. His pants are kind of sagging. The belt is, like, loose fitting. His shirt is not fully tucked in. He's kind of sweating. You're like, I'm going to jail.

[TP]

So what I'm thinking in my head right now is going to be messy. I need something with some toppings in there. I need some.

[Sid]

I need on his shirt. I feel like it's on his shirt.

[TP]

So, like, part of me is thinking, like, just straight up cookies and cream.

[Amadi Brooks]

I'm getting more specific than that. I'm talking dairy Queen. He getting the three scooper sundae with the banana, the fudge, all of the things, like, like. Like cartoon type.

[Sid]

Yeah, yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

And he coming to court with that stain on the pants.

[Sid]

I like that.

[Amadi Brooks]

There we go.

[Sid]

I like that a lot.

[Amadi Brooks]

I like that.

[Sid]

Okay. All right, y', all. So. Oh, I'm gonna just throw this in because I meant to mention it with the Q tip talk, but I didn't want to get us on a tangent. Y'. All.

[TP]

Oral.

[Sid]

What's the word? A U, R, A L, I think for your ear Hygiene. Hygiene. Taking care of your ears and cleaning your ears. So important. This is a call to action for everybody who has. If you got wired headphones, go look at them, clean them. Get a toothpick clean inside of them. If you have AirPods that go in a case I've had people, I've been like, oh, shoot. Like, I didn't have headphones or something. Oh, anybody got headphones? If you are gonna offer up headphones, your case cannot be filled with wax.

[TP]

Like, you can't have a buildup in there.

[Sid]

You can't have a buildup. I. And also, I can let some things go because I can let some stuff go. If there's a piece in your earphone, it's hard to, like, get earwax. Even when you clean your ears every day, a little piece might be on something. You should be. When you're opening and you're seeing brown at the top.

[TP]

Brownish yellow.

[Sid]

All right, it's time to. It's time to make some changes. So everybody go clean your earphones. And also, don't share headphones. I don't share these. I share them with Marty. I checked TPS one time when she needed. I said, you clean your ears.

[TP]

I have really clean ears. I'm actually, like, disappointed in how clean my ears are. Sometimes I want to, like, clean it and get, like, more out of my ear, but I'm like, I haven't Q tipped my ear in a while. Why don't I have more buildup in here in my self cleaning?

[Amadi Brooks]

Because you're pushing it into that scar.

[TP]

What's going on?

[Sid]

Ears. You get to look. I get to be in myself with that Q tip. I'm like, this way, starting to feel a little good.

[TP]

You're like, what was that?

[Sid]

Your eye gets a roll. You said, oh, my God.

[Amadi Brooks]

No, for real. I.

[Sid]

Am I in a relationship?

[Amadi Brooks]

When they. When they put them in a little clear container on the counter, it's like they asking for you to do. Every time you go in there, they just teasing you. They whispering like, hey, girl, you see this cute, sexy ass jar I'm in?

[Sid]

Take me out.

[TP]

Grab me.

[Sid]

I bet you won't grab me. I said, I bet. I bet I will. I bet I will. I'll open it a little bit and then close.

[TP]

I like when I get swirled between your fingers. Whoa, whoa, whoa.

[Sid]

What?

[TP]

I thought we were all talking about Q tips.

[Sid]

No, no, no. For sure. Okay, y'. All. Yo, yo, yo. What? Very fun segment one I was looking forward to the most.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay.

[Sid]

Because I know both of y' all have watched because you watch part of it with me, and I know that you finish.

[TP]

Hell yeah.

[Sid]

Spoiler alert is back.

[TP]

Let's get it. It's been a while.

[Sid]

Chicken noodle soup with a soda on the side. Damn. That was a time.

[TP]

That was a time. Bring back early 2000s music.

[Sid]

L'.

[Amadi Brooks]

Oreal.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

Yep.

[Sid]

Cause I'm worth it. We're about to talk about all her fault.

[Amadi Brooks]

Please, let's get into it.

[Sid]

All her fault, y'. All.

[Amadi Brooks]

Let's talk about it. So let's talk about.

[Sid]

Let's talk about it.

[TP]

Oh, my God.

[Sid]

So anybody who hasn't watched all her fathers on Peacock, shout out to peacock. I want to see your peacock.

[TP]

Your peacock.

[Sid]

What is that?

[TP]

I don't know. That's some song that people used to sing in middle school. That's all I know about the song.

[Sid]

Okay. That was. Okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay, well, It. Was there a dance with it?

[TP]

No. I don't even. I can't even. I'm not even confident who sings it.

[Amadi Brooks]

When you said it, I felt like it had one.

[Sid]

That's what I was doing. That's what I was. Okay.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

Like, you slapped that on that leg.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

Hey, you come back up.

[Sid]

I can see it.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay.

[Sid]

Okay.

[TP]

I don't know.

[Sid]

Young Milo has gone missing. The show starts off captivating from jump. Marissa Knox. Actually, she rang the doorbell a lot. She rang the doorbell. Old lady came to the door. Hey, how you doing? I'm here to pick up Milo. The lady's like, ain't no Milo here, girl. Milo here. She, like, got a towel in her hand. She's, like, doing some other activity, but, like, I don't know who Milo is. Ain't no Milo here. She said what? She's checking her phone. Like, oh, well, you know, Jenny said that they would be. You know, Milo would be here. She's like, yeah, no, like. So she tries to call a number, Goes to call the number. Disconnected. This number's out of service.

[Amadi Brooks]

My heart is racing.

[Sid]

Heart is racing. This is a minute into the movie. This is one minute into the. Into the show. One minute into the show. So we're about to go on this crazy journey to find out who took Milo. Stop listening now. If you haven't watched it.

[Amadi Brooks]

Yeah, don't listen. But we about to talk about it.

[TP]

Y', all, because this show took you on so many mental.

[Amadi Brooks]

It was like Clue.

[TP]

Everybody was. Everybody was a large guess.

[Amadi Brooks]

Everybody at one point.

[Sid]

Yep. Even the brother when they got to.

[Amadi Brooks]

The house and the brother, you thought it was you. You were suspicious of the brother from John.

[Sid]

I'm suspicious that everybody's a drug addict sister.

[TP]

I'm like, she's off.

[Sid]

I was suspicious of the husbands.

[Amadi Brooks]

I was never suspicious of my girl.

[Sid]

Me neither.

[Amadi Brooks]

I rocked with her.

[Sid]

Me too.

[Amadi Brooks]

I trusted her from the jump. I thought it was the husband.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

I just had an energy, but I felt like they was trying to throw me off. I was like, oh, that's kind of the obvious one. But I just had. He got that look. You know how some people just had that look no matter what they play in, you know, they did something messed up?

[Sid]

So whenever they do that in shows, it's called the red herring. It's like somebody that they use to try to distract you from, like, the main issue or the main point. So they do it in SVU a lot. Yeah, I always know when I'm watching svu. It's not always that. It's not the.

[Amadi Brooks]

It's not the guy at the bodega.

[Sid]

It's not the guy at the bodega. It's somebody close to you that you know and somebody that you showed early in the show. But you keep trying to throw us off. Okay. You didn't suspect that it was him. You thought it was everybody. I had a.

[TP]

Well, also, he was in the everybody. But it's not like it narrowed it down.

[Sid]

Right. So they started doing stuff like, okay, Marissa. The family has money. Marissa's best friend is Lawrence from Insecure. And we found out that he has a gambling problem. So immediately it's looking like he might be involved in some stuff. He's moving funny with the money. He's saying he'll take care of the.

[Amadi Brooks]

And technically, if it wasn't for his gambling problem, we wouldn't even. I don't know if Kerry and Milo would have crossed paths 100%, so. But I was like, damn, they gotta put it on Lawrence. Even though I can't stand Lawrence. That's rollover. That's not his fault. That's just.

[Sid]

We brought that beef from inside.

[Amadi Brooks]

I took that from the past.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

You had no chance.

[TP]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

With me, I knew he was involved, too. I didn't know how.

[Sid]

Yeah, it was. It was the. The husband for me, early on. And then once stuff started happening where he's actively telling the siblings, like, I need you. I need you to be sick. Yeah, I need you to be. The messed up ones.

[TP]

When he didn't give the brother the surgery or he didn't refer the surgery.

[Sid]

Yeah. So the. The brother. I forgot what exactly.

[TP]

He got into an accident when he was a kid. Yeah.

[Sid]

He needed.

[TP]

For all those that didn't watch the show, the ending of the show has a lot to do with how the accident happened because the dad was keeping the secret and that he let his brother and sister think that it was the sister's fault that the brother's been partially paralyzed, I guess, or some kind of has a disability walking. And he's. He lives with a lot of pain every day with a spinal injury.

[Sid]

So he needed a surgery. He found out that Peter Irvine, Milo's dad, withheld that information. And not just withheld the information, but told the doctor that he didn't need it because he didn't want him to. Like, to get it. To be able to go live on his own and have his own life.

[Amadi Brooks]

He's the perfect example of the narcissist that we were talking about when she asked Him. In the midst of all the chaos that was going on, what is your favorite thing about Milo?

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

And this man said, when Milo has nightmares, so I can go help him get back to sleep. I said, oh, he's yeah.

[Sid]

Sick. Throwed off and it's deep root.

[Amadi Brooks]

And she knew at that point.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

Cause at that point when you found that out about your husband, you kinda like, damn, I want my son back, but I don't want him around your ass. You are sick.

[Sid]

You're sick. And I never believed that it was Jenny Kaminsky.

[Amadi Brooks]

Nah, Dakota, She's a bad bitch. Dakota's problem was always gonna be her man. I was always like, the man got.

[TP]

Knew it wasn't Dakota. When Dakota, Dakota's husband, who is a piece of. She needs to leave that man.

[Amadi Brooks]

Gross.

[TP]

He's like, oh, yeah.

[Sid]

He knows nothing about their child.

[Amadi Brooks]

I have to also unpack something. I kind of want to talk to Peacock directly. How was they living in that fat house? Dakota. I know Dakota had a big girl job, but. But he was like an English teacher.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

One of their families had money. She was her. No, she was the marketing.

[Sid]

Like, yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

But it seemed like she's got that.

[TP]

Crazy deal, so I'm sure she's doing other deals in order to get that crazy.

[Sid]

But he treated her job as though.

[Amadi Brooks]

Yes, it was.

[TP]

I think that's a man. I think that was him being like, yeah, no, I'm a high school substitute teacher, though.

[Sid]

Yeah. I gotta stay at their school for quizzics.

[Amadi Brooks]

That was so wild.

[TP]

I'm like, you have a full blown son.

[Sid]

A full blown son. And he was just in the parking lot eating snacks, scrolling, watching tiktoks when she needed help at home.

[Amadi Brooks]

That scene almost made me get out the car for her. I wanted to jump through the TV.

[TP]

For her when she was just staring at him for a minute.

[Amadi Brooks]

I knew it. I felt that she acted her ass.

[Sid]

I told that part when I say, I was like, she about to divorce him.

[Amadi Brooks]

You know, Sid was so geeked. Sid applauded. Like, you know how, like, you cheer for football games?

[Sid]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

That's how Sid was when she said, I want a divorce.

[Sid]

Tackle him.

[TP]

Yes.

[Sid]

I said, let's go.

[Amadi Brooks]

She got up, started pacing.

[Sid]

Because, you know, in shows they just let the woman keep being in a terrible marriage and she just. The show ends with her in the marriage. And I just go on thinking about her. I'm like, well, that's her life, unfortunately. Poor thing. Like, you know, But I always knew it wasn't Dakota. We know Dakota from Uptown Girls. We know Dakota from Man on Fire.

[Amadi Brooks]

Dakota is cool with Denzel Washington.

[Sid]

You know what I'm saying?

[Amadi Brooks]

She can't do stuff like that.

[Sid]

She wouldn't do this. Like, think writers. What. Think people.

[Amadi Brooks]

We carrying it over again.

[Sid]

We're 100% carrying it over. But I'm just like, the brother's sickness that we learned as the show went on. So y'. All. There was an accident when they were younger, and he let the sister believe that, like, her drug addiction comes from believing that she got her brother injured and living in the state that he's in. So their relationship has a rift. And he's been watching all of this, but also orchestrating to keep it how it is. He's always like, she's the druggie. You probably had something to do with Milo's disappearance. Like, probably some.

[Amadi Brooks]

He was a gaslighter.

[Sid]

He was like, you probably didn't pay back some. Probably didn't pay somebody or you owe somebody some money or. He was talking about Colin with his gambling. Like, you probably got a bookie, you owe. Which was true. Which was true. But you. He tripped his brother accidentally when they were younger, and he.

[Amadi Brooks]

Well, he didn't accidentally do.

[Sid]

He tripped him. He led to a freak accident.

[Amadi Brooks]

Paraplegic.

[Sid]

It was just something that you do. You could. People have freak accidents. You're playing with siblings. But where he went wrong was letting them believe that it was.

[TP]

The sisters immediately thought, she did it. She was, like, in the vicinity. So she went crying to her mom, saying, I did it. I did it.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[TP]

The older brother was just like.

[Sid]

He was like, I was in the kitchen. I was in the kitchen when this happened. And the brother, like, noticed some inconsistencies with his story. He was like, how did you see this if you were in the kitchen? The way the house was shaped, you wouldn't have been able to see me fall. Turns out he was in the living room. The brother is running from. The sister turns a corner. Huh?

[Amadi Brooks]

I just can't get over it.

[Sid]

The brother's running from. The sister turns his head and is turning the corner. The brother sticks out his foot. He trips. But the sister doesn't know that he was right there. She just sees him hit his head, go down. She takes off to the parents to tell them what happened. So he. The brother passes out because he's hit in whatever part of his head. He's unconscious. The brother acts like he's in the kitchen for years. So when he's telling, he's like, I didn't Mean, for, like, it to go down like this? I just. The lie just got big. They were like, no. Like, you let us believe these things for years. This isn't a small lie.

[TP]

There's, like, a lie that's like, oh, yeah, I did throw away your homework. And then there's, like.

[Sid]

There's a lot like, oh, I didn't flush the toilet. That poop was mine.

[TP]

Oh, so it was. And then there's lies that, like, you just let your sister, who's clearly struggling with mental illness and addiction because of a lie that you won't clear up, and you're the only one that could. Yeah, clear it up.

[Sid]

It's insane, actually. But I don't know. Y'. All. Do y' all have more that troubled you with the show? I just thought that was, like, a spoiler alert we had to copy because Milo ended up. They ended up getting Milo back because the husband.

[Amadi Brooks]

I think that.

[TP]

Yeah, I think the husband threw him in a trunk.

[Amadi Brooks]

The biggest thing to me, the. I think granted the brother the everything. Him switching them babies.

[TP]

Yeah, babies. Was so. There was a major car accident.

[Amadi Brooks]

Switching them babies. I said, oh, that's a demon.

[Sid]

Yeah, he switched them.

[Amadi Brooks]

We are dealing with something otherworldly at this point. He went and took a. Another person's baby, swapped it with his. He carried his dead child, unbuckled his dead child to take it to her car.

[Sid]

And then. And so the girl that. The girl whose baby he took, she's the one that took Milo because that's her son, her biological time.

[Amadi Brooks]

Carrie wasn't crazy, and really, she didn't even need the baby back. She just wanted to spend time with him.

[TP]

Yeah, she would have weird. Like, she did go kind of weird, but.

[Amadi Brooks]

But look at her mom, right? We got to go back to the roots. The mom was. The mom was. Was a piece of work herself.

[Sid]

Yeah. So she. She had a tough hand from the car.

[Amadi Brooks]

Never had a chance.

[Sid]

She didn't really have a chance.

[Amadi Brooks]

Jo. What, Josephine?

[Sid]

Yeah, Josephine. But the husband, when Marissa sees him shoot the girl, when she's like, no, just take the gun. You can have it. Like, I'm not going to. He puts that. Shoots that girl in the face.

[TP]

That was so much.

[Sid]

Marissa's like, you just killed her. He's like, no, she was trying to. She was trying to shoot us. She was trying to kill us. She said, I watched you. She was trying to give you the gun. But he was still actively gaslighting and lying.

[TP]

It was so much so that it.

[Amadi Brooks]

Led to a murder, like, to Me, I feel like stories like that, relationships like that, that people deal with in real life, that's true horror. Like forget conjuring and all that stuff like that is scary to me.

[Sid]

Yeah. Hella sc. She does end up getting his ass back because she's like, I can't live with this, man. He'll. He'll do something to our child or to me in the future. He's a serial killer right now as of now.

[Amadi Brooks]

I loved when the sister let her rock when she got interrogated.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

And she was like, did you see her check the ingredients?

[Sid]

Yeah. Yeah. The sister was.

[TP]

The sister was like, yeah or no. I didn't, I didn't see him read anything.

[Sid]

The sister saw Marissa.

[TP]

The sister wanted him to go down for sure. Everybody did. Everybody was plotting against him when all the.

[Amadi Brooks]

It was a perfect storm.

[Sid]

It was perfect. It was so perfect. And so it was good to see him slowly die from a soy allergy.

[Amadi Brooks]

Like you're so, you're so weak.

[Sid]

And it was cuz she kissed him. She ate something with soy. Kissed that man kiss death.

[Amadi Brooks]

Like you can't like. It was like that. Stand up. We watched the other day when he said his mom told him he can't be a gangster cuz he got a nut allergy.

[Sid]

Oh yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

There's just some things that you just can't do. You can't be walking around being evil like that. And all I got to do is pour a little milk on you.

[TP]

That's.

[Sid]

A little almond milk. And you are, you're bold.

[Amadi Brooks]

Let me trip with my Starbucks on you real quick.

[Sid]

Actually the drive by is just peanuts.

[TP]

You're like, whoa. I will say that I did like the investigator. I like the. I like that he was being a dad with a special needs 13 year old son that like brought a level of like empathy to the show and like understanding to the show. I really love how when the mom of Milo realized what the investigator like what his home life looked like. I love how she like got to know him a little bit too. It made the, the whole thing seem a little bit more personal because you know when all the truths come out the. They showed the investigator always trying to do the right thing.

[Amadi Brooks]

Yeah.

[TP]

And then he finally gives in to get his son into a special school.

[Amadi Brooks]

I, I rocked with it.

[TP]

I rock with it too because I'm like, he wouldn't be the guy. But the fact that everybody else is doing it, why not? Also the fact that he let a guy that needed to go down go down. I'm like, sometimes the law isn't exactly the law. If you.

[Sid]

There are so many loopholes with the law.

[TP]

Like. But also, like, if somebody is getting trafficked and then they kill their. They're. Yeah. Then. Yeah. That's the way of the world. Like, you shouldn't have stole the child or the woman, whatever it looks like, you deserve to die. Like, I'm not. She's not going to court to me.

[Sid]

No, you should just.

[TP]

We should congratulate her. We need to give her a badge of honor, and then we need to move on because that person's no longer in the world to harm anybody else.

[Amadi Brooks]

Yeah. No, but I knew. I knew it was going to be good. And I knew I was going to like his character because when you see him, I got to figure out his name. Name.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

We don't put enough respect on his name.

[Sid]

Oh, I love his acting.

[Amadi Brooks]

Every time I see him pop up when the show is on, I said, oh, this is about to be good. He does not play about his roles. He always got a great role. Michael Pena.

[Sid]

Michael Pena. Yep. Yeah, he's that. He's that guy. He's that guy.

[Amadi Brooks]

I love him.

[Sid]

Okay, y', all, so this was really fun. I hope you all enjoyed the journey through my mind a little bit. I don't feel like it was that crazy. I'll definitely do another one.

[TP]

No, it's a mild version.

[Sid]

You could do one. You do one too. But that was fun. Amadi loved having you on. But we're gonna finish with you up here because I'm gonna read the DM to y'. All.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay.

[Sid]

For this week. How's that sound?

[TP]

It goes down in the dm. It go down. It go down in the dm. Echo down. Echo down. Yeah. So we have a sponsor for the dm. That was a lie.

[Amadi Brooks]

Oh, I was excited. I was like, oh, really?

[TP]

Oh, no. Sorry, buddy.

[Sid]

Oh. Lmao. All right, so we got a DM from. Okay, here's my drama. My. My mom's dad, he's a piece of. Way back before I was alive in like the 80s. He cheated on my nanny, my mom's mom, with some ugly ass Forrest Gump looking lady. My baby and Bambi and Bambi got divorced where her nanny and Bambi got divorced a few decades later, once I was alive, got back together. Well, my nanny's dead. Has been dead for about 10 years now. My Bambi has a long term girlfriend of eight years. So I was driving with my uncle to go pick something up from my Bambi. We get there, I go in and guess who the I see Miss big nose look looking like she got hit by a baseball. Bow legged bitch with my Bambi. Mind you, he has no idea that I know what he did to my nanny. So you know, I don't say anything. I get what I needed and head to the car. But I wait for a bit in the car and see them start kissing and you know what? Through the window. Oh, when I tell you I took the picture so fast and drive at a speed no new driver should be driving at to get back to my mom to show her what I saw. Hey, be careful driving next time though. That's a girl's girls move. That's a true girls girl.

[Amadi Brooks]

But you got to do a dramatic.

[Sid]

Oh, okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

You got to do it for the plot.

[Sid]

Okay.

[Amadi Brooks]

I would set it up to where I'm bringing. Wait, do we like the girlfriend?

[TP]

Yeah, that was my question. I was like, how do we feel.

[Sid]

About she likes the girlfriend. She talked about keeping contact with the girlfriend she wants to keep. She don't like the new girl. Bow legged.

[Amadi Brooks]

So I would tell her privately, allow her to get receive the news. But then once she's in a good enough space. If she's in a good enough space. We gotta embarrass this man. Yeah, we gotta embarrass this man. What was that at the grocery store? He was kissing her up.

[Sid]

No, in the car.

[TP]

How old is Bambi for him to.

[Amadi Brooks]

Be in the car? Where at the grocery store?

[Sid]

I was driving my mom to go pick something up for my Bambi. We get there, I go in and guess who I see. So it's outside in the car.

[TP]

Bambi sounds like he answers questions like, yeah, I'm 84 years young.

[Sid]

That's for sure him. Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

Cause I also now that I'm about it, he might know not care.

[TP]

He's done. If he's rich, he's just living b rich.

[Amadi Brooks]

He done cheated on nanny. Good old nanny. Cheating on. Yeah, cheating on new. New lady.

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

He really don't care. He ain't got no integrity.

[Sid]

Yeah, yeah. So should she. So she should set.

[Amadi Brooks]

She should definitely tell the girlfriend money. She set him up for the money. He gonna give it to you because he really don't care. He might not give it to you because he don't care. You know what I'm saying? Like he might be like, okay, go tell her. He gonna try to call your bluff.

[TP]

What if he's like, yeah, no, she already knows. It's actually I didn't want you guys to find out but this.

[Amadi Brooks]

That's why I said he needs to talk to her privately first. Talk to the girlfriend privately first.

[Sid]

Oh, hey. Yeah. Sorry to bring that to your attention, but your. Your Bambi might be in a throuple.

[TP]

Oh, the situation is stressful.

[Sid]

That's something to contemplate. I'm glad this isn't one of our personal problems in our life.

[TP]

Yeah, I don't transparently. Like, I don't know how I'd be able to handle this. I would be. I would be a papa. If Papa Jake.

[Amadi Brooks]

Sorry.

[TP]

If Papa Jake was stepping out on my. Mama Marion. Rest in peace, Mama Marion. And then Papa Jake told me about this lovely lady that lives in this neighborhood. He was like, yeah, she wanted a tour of my house, and for some reason, she wanted to get the tour of the bedroom last. And he, like, looked at me very hard for a long time without any words. After that, I was like, I hate what you're insinuating right now. This makes me feel extremely uncomfortable. Papa Jake. Love him, though. Shout out to Papa Jake. He's 96. He was telling everybody that he was 69 backwards. No, he was telling everybody that he was 67.

[Sid]

Oh, six. Oh. I don't know what that means. Okay.

[TP]

I didn't even intentionally do that.

[Sid]

No, I know. Everything just works out the way it's supposed to.

[Amadi Brooks]

Okay. So I feel like if she's a girl. Girl's girl. For real. For real. Go talk to.

[Sid]

Not.

[Amadi Brooks]

No.

[Sid]

Oh, the girlfriend.

[Amadi Brooks]

Yeah, talk to the girlfriend. Just talk to her one on one. I. I know, like, it's cool to, like, extort people, but not a pastime of mine. I got, like, hobbies sometimes. I have pride. Like, I don't even want show money. Bum. Yeah, I don't need your money. I'm just telling you because you also need to avoid, like you said, if this is a poly situation, because it could very much.

[TP]

We're in 2025.

[Amadi Brooks]

You should just go talk to her first, just to see where her reaction is. And just then you can decide how you want to move from there. And if that involves extortion and.

[TP]

Because what if her.

[Amadi Brooks]

So be it.

[TP]

What if the girlfriend was like, what? They did what? Without me?

[Sid]

Yeah.

[Amadi Brooks]

So now you can just back out now, you know, you need to go mind your business.

[TP]

Exactly.

[Amadi Brooks]

See, like, I think it's just your next step to figure out the final step.

[TP]

Like, don't come in guns a blazing. Tread lightly. Approach the situation very delicately. But.

[Amadi Brooks]

But have a contingency plan. I'm very much so. Of A planner. Like, I was Plan B.

[TP]

Just in case. Just in case.

[Sid]

I like that.

[Amadi Brooks]

But they could be freaked out. You heard what they be doing in them senior citizen communities in Florida?

[Sid]

No, what do they do?

[Amadi Brooks]

I know. I lived in West Palm beach for a while.

[Sid]

Yeah. So how'd you get this gossip, though? How you get this?

[Amadi Brooks]

Maybe I know somebody that has somebody in their family that live in one of them communities.

[Sid]

Okay, maybe.

[Amadi Brooks]

Yeah, maybe.

[Sid]

What do you know?

[Amadi Brooks]

Or maybe it was just on Tick Tock. Who knows?

[Sid]

Okay, what do you know?

[Amadi Brooks]

But there's a community out there, and I can't remember what it's called. I'm gonna have to look it up. But basically it's a whole town of seniors, and they all, like, have golf carts to get around. They all have nice little houses. They have community events and things like that.

[Sid]

But.

[Amadi Brooks]

There'S rumors of swinging going on, like, within the town they was on. There's like, this drag show where Bob. I feel like Bob the drag queen and like, like two other queens go to this town to, like, kind of help people. And it could be small towns. It's just towns that typically would not care for drag queens being in the town, but they're going to either help someone specifically or, like, help turn around a club or et cetera, to show there's a different perception of drag queens. Yeah, Yeah, I think they went to that place.

[Sid]

That's freaky. That's crazy.

[Amadi Brooks]

Yeah, that's crazy. And like, it's like the golf carts. You know how they have those, like, singles parties where if you take a green cup up if you're in a relationship, you know, whatever. The color coding parties. Okay. Yeah.

[Sid]

So they.

[TP]

What's a color coding party?

[Sid]

We're gonna have to do a deep dive in.

[Amadi Brooks]

Into this next time.

[Sid]

Yeah, next time. Okay.

[TP]

Well, yeah, I hope that's the answer you were looking for.

[Sid]

Sorry.

[Amadi Brooks]

I hope I am.

[Sid]

Yeah. Take what you want.

[TP]

I hope we brought some things that you should think about. To the right to the table.

[Sid]

Keep us posted, though, Marty.

[TP]

It's always a treat when you're around. Thank you for coming on with us today. Thank you for sharing a little bit about yourself and your insight.

[Sid]

Yeah, that was fun. Did you have fun?

[Amadi Brooks]

I had a great time. I feel like I checked something off my bucket list today, period. I was honored. Thank you.

[TP]

Matching tattoos after this, y'. All.

[Sid]

And for the rest of y', all, y' all know what it is if you got drama. You need advice. You want to share something nice you did for somebody. Hit us up at unsupervised cidcp. Know what the going on.

[TP]

And don't forget to throw kindness around like confetti. Until next week, you guys. It's been fun.

[Amadi Brooks]

Keeping it real. On brand, off topic, out of pocket. Anything you need, they got it. Why don't you shop when you know they going blocking when it's game time and you know, cover everything.

[Sid]

Like, did you know when somebody leaves, you're like, face pretty. I can win.

[Amadi Brooks]

Hey, hey, hey, hey. Like a magnet, baby.

[Sid]

Hey, Ratchet baby.

[Amadi Brooks]

Love the way I smack it, baby.

[Sid]

You snakey.